Personal News Notes from Shelby County and Nearby Cities
Mrs. Albert Bourne spent last week in Shelbyville and Louisville. Numerous locals and visitors travel to Lexington Cincinnati and nearby towns for shopping visits social calls and theater. Mr. and Mrs. Turner Bainbridge Ind and other pairs return from trips to Louisville Hot Springs and Cincinnati with updates on relatives and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Bourne
Shelbyville
Louisville
W. R. Compton
Lexington
O. S. Bigstaff
Hot Springs
Ark
Adele Diffenderfer
Hanly Ragan
Wesley J. Rogers and
Baby
Nell Tipton
Clayton ‘Howell
Effie Eubank
Clark County
Charlotte Mudgette
Petoskey
Mich
R. M. Trimble
Howard Anderson
Bath County
J. Y. Rogers
J. W. Douglas
North Middletown
Lucy Smith
Ashland
Nola Morris
Winchester
George C. Eastin
Eustis
Fla
Judson Anderson
Sydney Hart
Helen Barber
Rufus Hadden
St. Louis
William Wilson
J. S. Wilson
Joe Wilson
Shelby County
Fred Mayes
University of Kentucky
J. T. Ricketts
W. B. Greene
Ben Darnaby
Geo. Truett
Texas
W. B. Triplett
Canada
Montgomery
Clark Counties
Margaret Hadden
Mary Johnston
Transylvania University
Mary Hadden
R. E. Punch
Cincinnati
Lee Crear
Robi. Vanarsdell
Ben Land
Louise O’rear
Katherine Earl Vanarsdell
Carroll Chenault
Mack Carrington
Pollyanna
Walter V. Turner
Bainbridge
Ind
Shields D. Gay
Florida
Illness Updates From Local Residents
The column reports on multiple residents including Miss Emma Cooper and Miss Alta Evans recovering from illnesses. Others, such as Mrs. James Wood and Miss Lillian Heinrich, are described as seriously ill but with some signs of improvement or concern from family. Hospitals referenced include St Joseph hospital in Lexington and Winchester hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wood
A. S. Hart
St. Joseph Hospital
Lexington
Lillian
Heinrich
Winchester Hospital
Harrison Avenue
Ready Now with Newest Spring Hats
Mrs. K. C. Clarke announces she is ready with the newest and smartest spring hat imports. Inspection solicited. 36-31 WW. 8. S-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. S
Religious services and pulpit assignments across churches
Dr. W. R. Dye will lead the usual Sunday service at 11 oclock. Rev. J. S. Wilson returns from Charleston to fill Sunday morning pulpit at the Baptist church. Rev. E. G. B. Mann of Lexington preaches at the Methodist church and presides at the quarterly meeting. Union services at the Methodist church Sunday evening led by Presiding Elder Mann of Lexington. Rev. T. Benton Hill spoke at the Baptist church in Wilsons absence delivering a fine sermon. The Presbyterian church plans evangelistic series starting April 14 with Dr. Thos. B. Terhune of New Albany assisting, plus a professional choir leader and soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Dye
J. S. Wilson
Charleston
W. Va
The
Baptist Church
E. G. B. Mann
Lexington
Methodist Church
Mann
T. Benton Hill
Presbyterian Church
Thos. B. Terhune
New Albany
Ind
Home Economics Department Meets and Discusses Stretching the Dollar
The Home Economics Department held a Friday meeting with many members present. Members read papers by Mrs. John Robinson Mrs. Chas. Duerson Mrs. Hattie Howell Mrs. Clay Cooper and Mrs. L. E. Griggs. For sale ten matched Percheron mares ages three to five at Hamilton Stock Yards Winchester Kentucky by Carl Powell Gilbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home Economics
John Robinson
Chas. Duerson
Hattie Howell
Clay Cooper
L. E. Griggs
Carl Powell & Gilbert
Hamilton Stock Yards
Winchester
County Organizes Working Reserve Meeting In Montgomery
A meeting is set for this afternoon at 3 o clock in the Rest Rooms to form a permanent Montgomery county unit of the U S Working Reserve. H G Hoffman serves as County Chairman and Miss Differnderfer as secretary with committee members across precincts to be notified. Improve lawns with bone meal from 37 21 Chiles Thompsons Gro Coy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
U.S . Working Reserve
H. G. Hoffman
Thompson Gro. Coy
Birth of a daughter to Mr Bramlett Gil laspie family
Birth notice reports a daughter born Monday March 11 to the wife of Mr Bramlett Gil laspie formerly Miss Clara Whitsitt. Also an item lists Thoroughbred Plymouth Rock eggs for hatching at $1.00 per 15 from Mrs RB Young RR 4 38-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bramlett Gillaspie
Clara Whitsitt
W. S&s
Plymouth Rock
Rb, Young
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Wey
Just
Burpees
Nasturtium
Euerson’s Drug Store
Maysville Street
Henry Turner
Bainbridge, Ind
Elgin Evans
Camp Taylor
Mary L. Welch
Nicholasville
W. Hoffman Wood
W. T. Colvin
Henry P. Reid
Huntington
Mildred Denton
Cincinnati, C
Ed. C. O’rear
Frankfort
Benton
Wood
Stanford
Lena Dunn
Cincinnati, U
Clyde Pullins
Ewing Flynn
Vin Cynthiana
Mrs. Ewing Flynn
John L. William
Miss Hattie William
Clayton Strode
Frances Strode
Nelson Strode
Strode
U. S. Navy
Chicago
Queen Rooney
Washington
Emma Cooper
M. J. Rooney
Elizabeth Gering
J. H. Stevenson
Alta Evans
Margaret Turley
St. Joseph’s Hospital
K. C. Clarke
Eee
Eastin & Harris
MT Sterling
Red Steer
I. F
Coats
Woban
Rogers Company
Sane
DR. Bush
Mrs. P. K. McKenna
City
Main Stréet
D. H. Bush
Rex Hall
W. Ss. S
Charming Models
John H. Keller
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